Air Conditioning Installation, Service and Support

Introduction

Air Conditioning Systems available at Hawn are consistant with the highest energy efficient standards. The Infinity System line of Products by Carrier offer an energy efficiency rating of up to 18.0+ SEER with estimated energy cost savings of up to 60%.
Consider Puron Technology vs. Freon^®-22 Refrigerant

Freon^®–22 Refrigerant
Since its debut in 1930, Freon refrigerant has been used in cooling systems. And while it’s still available, the Clean Air Act of 1990 prohibits the production of Freon–22-based air conditioners and heat pumps by 2010, and Freon–22 production by 2020. As Freon–22 production declines, its cost is predicted to rise. (Freon is a registered trademark of E.I. duPont de Nemours & Company.)

Puron® Refrigerant

Carrier was the first to introduce a new, non-ozone-depleting refrigerant called Puron – a full six years ahead of the competition — paving the way for the future. Puron refrigerant is chlorine-free, so it doesn’t damage the Earth’s ozone layer. And, as other refrigerants become less available, Puron refrigerant will be the refrigerant of choice for years to come. Efficiency ratings are like gas mileage – the higher the rating, the more efficient the product is. All products are given the following ratings, so you’ll know exactly what to expect from your investment.

Consider the Efficiency

SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio)
This measurement gauges air conditioning cooling. All new models are required to have at least a 10.0 SEER rating. The Infinity 18 air conditioner receives up to 18.0 SEER.

All Carrier Air Conditioning products offered by Hawn carry the ENERGY STAR^® rating for energy efficiency.

Consider the Sound